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Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-22

Col. F. l.. Eggers enjoys the distinc- tion of having been born on Washing tons birthday and therefore his observance of the day is not perfume tory. Our congratulations, Colonel.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-22

MR. JOIN STANTON, statistician Tor the copper producers, expresses conii- dence that the price of copper will be well maintained ''l see no reason why the price should go down. l think l6 cents is far, healthy price, and certainly not an unreasonable ad- vance as compared with other metals. Of course, the market IS never steady at any price, but if anything am in- clined to think the figure will go up. Nevertheless, 1t is to be borne in mind that while thirds or at least three ffths of the copper production IS con trolled by one concern, It IS hard t tell what their Idea of the market IS, and hard, therefore, to say what tht
Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-22

IT is announced that the boletO sys tom SD long maintained by the Arizona Copper company at Clifton and Nor. enci, and the Detroit Copper company, at Morenci, has been abolished by both companies It k probable that the compuuies have discovered that the Is. suing to employees of checks payable iu merchandise k contrary to United States statute, and uu offense punish able by heavy fine in the federal courts. It Is not likely that the companies abol- isl ed the boleto system through any consideration for the interests of their employees, The fight that the SLyEE BIaT made against this pernicious sys- ten did much to arouse public opinion against 1t.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-22


 "FIGHrING" JOE WHEELEE k r,- turning from the Phillipines with wound which he intends to have heale upon his arrival. Cupid fired the arrow that took effect on the old warrior. It is whispered he Is comiug home tu be married to a charming Washington widow, who refused him several times in the past, but who re. tented after ne had gone to the Philip pines and whp has been in fever of anxiety ever slnce The widows seem to be as dangerous to heroes as they were in the time of the late SamIyel Weller.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-22
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1900,

rHE Gazette is authority for the statement that Ohas D. Reppy, of the Florence Tribune. will move tp Tucson and either buy one of the old papers or start new one.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-22
payson News.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
 F.. II. Sawyer came in from WinSlow on the 18th inst
 A. Booth paid Paysou a visit on tae 18th inst.
 Mr A. Willie, of Idaho and Mon ana, after looking over this section of the country as to the mining inter- eSts, has concluded to locate here.
 John and Billie Azbill returned on the 14th from WinslOw.
 Robert Rozicne, who has been in the employ of J. W. Buardman X Go. for the past two years, as drugglst, took his departure on Thursday last for Newport torpedo station, where he has accepted q position with the gov ernment. Rob will be missed by his many friends.
 J. NJ. Sandridge, who has an option on the Black Warrior group, on Gun creek, was in Payson during the past week
 Prospectors continue to gather into this section from Jerome.
 Fred Pranty was over from Gun creek district on the 18th after sup plies. He states that the shaft on the Black Warrior is now down l40 feet
 NJ. Nietti was over from Gun creek during the past week. He and part ners are engaged in opening up the Red Elephant, an extension east Of the Pranty and GOwan property.
 Abbot and Brimner came in on the 18th after a supply of grub. They re- port their locations as looking well.
 Through the taking of an option on the Cracker Jack group of mines last week. Considerable interest is being taken in that section of the district We hear of several very promising prospects being found during the past week.
 Robt. II. Schell and son are busy these days in opening up large body of good ore on the Black Diamond claim, one of group of F owned by them on Tonto and Gun creeks.
 Al ThompkinS has struck very rich gold ore at depth of l00 feet in the Soldier Boy claim, south of the Golden Wonder, owned by Chilson, Burchctt and others.
 Frank ShultS, the pioneer pros pector and owner of many locations, occupies all his time in doing location and assessment work. It is simply a question of time when he will call ''keno.
 We learn that gold property lying between GiSela and Rye has been bonded to Los Angeles parties. A payment is to be made the 1st of l June.
 Col. F. l.. Eggers enjoys the distinc- tion of having been born on Washing tons birthday and therefore his observance of the day is not perfume tory. Our congratulations Colonel.
 The Yaqui rebels taken prisoners in the battle of Mazicoba, in the Yaqui mountains, last Wednesday, will be brought to Guaymas in a few days under large military escort, and thence embarked on one of the trans ports, which will take them to one of the southern ports in Mexico, where they will be put on a reservation al ready prepared for them. Vidette.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-22

THE democratic territorial commit mittee will soon issue call for the eleclion of six delegates to the national convention. Gila, as one os the staunchest democratic counties ir the territory, Is entitled n delegate.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-22

Tie Sang has taken charge of the Wong Lung restaurant, which is a guarantee that it will be run in first class style.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-22

NJ. E. Curry, formerly Gila county cattleman, is building fine business block in Tempe.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-02-22
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the Globe postoflice Feb. 15, l90O' AlliStrOm. Otto MengOld. John Barker, x Millett, JE Boyer, Samuel Menitt, G $ Burr, R T P MorrIss, James Breeding, Laura Morgan, John Brown, Charles Mahoney. John T C0zine, Leon Moore. F G l3l Crawford, Helen $ Murphy, EFT Cumbreach, Joe Moody. R NJ EppleSheimer, J C Murphy, James Field, NS Mounce. Emly GilSon, w A McCandelesS, Mrs Gleason, Bert McCannan, ] II Grilr, NJ C Nelson, Hans , Gottstem, Paul R Hines, Ida Granthan, W l2U Norcree. T Hackwood, Joseph Pogt, Frank II. Harris, George w Powers, Freeman Hacknaw. Joe Picielis. W t2J Hale, Fred Richards, Jack Kitchens, John Remington. NJ F. Jensen, Charles ROoy, George F. E Johnston, Mrs J II Roland, Fred Jusan, William Sazel, John Kennedy, All Smith, Mary C Koing, Joseph Smith, David Kuhn, Lau Stuart, Mrs Fife Koch, NJ Symonds, Harry D Larson, Andrew SwicOtt, Mrs NJ Lewis, F. F Strine. ChaS w Lee, Walker Thomas. Y
 Louis, James Thahoney, Jerem n LUgwuod, k H Taylor, Mrs Nel ? Lurch, William Thomas, Arthur ? Mason, Foster Thompson, Mrs W. Matilgan, l. Tillman. J A
 MaCham, Samuel Vance. Frank
 Machi, J Walker, J F
 MacalL w Walls, George NJ Martin, ? P Wilson, W K Matthias W Williams, Sarah
 Marr James Wilson. C II Mackenva, Charles WilliE, X C Mathews, J $ Wensel, J M Mitchell. MT Woods. Josie , Meritz. F F. Wood, F q Please call for advertised letters
 W, o. KELLNER, P. M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

bab bic ~1sefa6rsnbe Seoolfsrung oer
Der. 6taoten psrbdltniBmdB big Is6c
flein III uro bob CUR 9eranbilOung
bsa n0f6igsn Manni6uftstmateriels
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alien SfulI 6;ffe ni6t ms6r gsnu9en.
Sebea Der proieftirtsn SAiffe foff
ELM 6ltsbli6 Der rsguldren SeIabun9
unb Der 2e6rIings 500 Mann fdiIen.
Die grDBersn Gt;ffe iinb perbdltnibz
mdBlg biQiger unb entiprefen Dem
3ped bebeuenb bafer ME bic dleren
unb tleinsren Gabr3suge.
Der g SAMOAN ertrag.
Der Senat beiGGTtigte Ii9 in ieiner
beutigen GrefutipIBung tdngere 3eit
NIT pen Gamoa<8ertrag, oeI1en 4att@
{i3irung Oabis, @priiber beg @omite's
fir ~ou5mGrtige G~e5efungen, smpfo6l.
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runq unb tiinbigte bic @l6iift on, cine
Gaos bag:gen 3u 6ulten, iobolo Der
0artrag tDisoer i'm Senat 3ur Der
banotun9 9elangt.
Cine 8er. Staaten7u niberz
fttdt.
iSenator We1inQton pm Murpldnb
Fat bsute cine 8i4 CUR @ta6,irung
elmer Ser. StaatsnsuninerIitdt i'm g.
nat ein9ebra6t. Die 9orlage 1T Ghnz
li6 O~snjenisen, tpelds I6On in frii6ez
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unb I6reibt ausoriidl;6 Dor, ouB
neoer feftireriI9e oDer pQrteI Gin
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Golen.
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be5 SignalyGprps. pelfer geItern,
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abgeItpben rpurbe uno eine f6pere
WunDe am 9interfppFe bapOn trug,
befinbet Ei6 6eute p:r6dltnibmdBtg
mott, unb Die Wer3te rednen auf feline
baloige Misunderstanding.
Natipnalbanf : gontroleur Danes
perfiinbet, bab bic v9rpabpaD Natioz
nolz9anf" bon Bolton tire 9eTfGFte
ni6t pieoer auFnehmen, Ionoern pem
@ontursperFdbren ii6erantpQrtet tperz
ben ipirb.
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3uriidbef0roerung Der triegsgeFangez
men Spanier uno i6rer Jdmilien BON
ben gbilippinen na6 Sponien gu be-
I~treiten.
Der @enat be RGtigte in Ieiner beuz
ttgen GretutipTiBung perIdieoene Grz
nennungen, barunter bisjenige oes
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ftrift G~olulnbia gum SonIul in 9rss
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

Slotten : Ssfretdr Gong fat benz
Gonsreb ben 9au bon 5pei SduIs
T6IFFsn emlpfo6lsn, bic nit polIsr Sez
gel Safslage uno duBsrDem nit Mas
idinerie fir Dampfbstrieb ausseitqts
tet fem follsn. @r nsiit barauf bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09
Geilerei i'm GntbBauis.

SompF UNI ous Nmt be5 Stubtz
Steuereinnebmer5 in San 6ranz
3iscp. - Giner Der 9eiteilieten
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bertpunbet.
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beute gu einem QuFrubr, o.s Der muz
erfpdhlte Steuereinne6mer Scott ietn
Nmt ein3unefmen berIu6te. Sn Der
eut Ite6enben Seileret er6jelt Elm Munn
cine S6uBpunbe uno mebrere 4noere
,puroen f6limm 3ugeri6tet.
Sbeehan Der bisherige Stsuereinz
m6mer, beI tritt Die He6tsmdbigfeit
Der Grlpd6lung Gcoit'S, neil 2sbtsrer
angebli4 nift flint Sabre lang in Der
Staot gefpp6nt BAT, llnD iptigerte ii4,
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Scott berIeBte inn einsn Ghlde, uno
bann 9irg 5pii6 sn 6eiben S0mpF6dbz
men unO iEren NnbGngern Der 3an3
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beripurloet. 8eniumin Solpmon, Der
Sp6n be5 Grz0puperneurs Solomon
bon llta6, nurbs unter Der Nnflage
ber6aftet, einen GhuB ab9eIsusrt 5u
baben, ipdttr jeop0 gegen 8iirg'6aTt
entlahen, W}ehrere tpeitere 8erbaFz
tungen tD1lroen b~orgenommen. SCOtt
beFinbet ii4 iebt i'm 9eIiBe De5 Qmtt5.
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Mntlage nidt unb nad einigen mo
naten purbe bic Nnflogs bt~rtporFcn
unb MaQiG in 5reiheit gefeBt.
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flung bpn Der SurA gu erlpirfen, a6er
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b~ereitet bere;ts i'm @~tfdagniB nit III
rem 8atten cine 8orleTung iibsr pie
@erFu6rungen beg 8ii6rsnIs6eng" Dor
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ben 5tGbten 6dlten min, bic BON Der
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1uft tpurbsn. 0aB tie freigeiprohen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09
: 2(m Otter Greet, Glap Gountn,

9entufp, fam IS in sinem SHul6auz
fe, trsI6ss ols Gsrt6tsTaol CUR PRO
5sf1irung zines ySlutrd9erS" Romens
eyadion benuBt purbe, naA b:m
@6luB Der @eridtsDsr6anblun9sn 81
einem blutigen 3ufdmmenTtu 5tpi=
16en Den qarts;edn9ern, pp6ei 6. Sc
nis uno Sen. Map eri4Dfen uno bier
Qnpere f6per pertpunbst DurOsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-09

bier brett in bas srIte Stodtpsrf.
Nuh bier lit bic 8orbdGs nit Sdulsu
aus Sienna Mormor stifrmiltt, bic
1Gnbe 6eItsbsn aus peibem poiIss
ten Marmor unb Der 5uBbooen aus
Mpiait.
GprriDor bes GrimindE
Seri6ts.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-10
At LAST
Youngstown's Tired
OF Her City Commits
sioner Law.
Wants to Get Rid of the
Burden.
Somebody Has Proposed a
:Plan
Which Akron Weighed and Found
Wantinq-The Situation.

According to dispatch from
Youngstown, the residents of that city
want to get rid of the City Commits
sioner system. The dispatch says:
petitions are being prepared and
will be presented to the City Council
requesting that the question of chang
ing the grade of this city to first class,
third grade, be submitted to vote Of
the people at the election in April.
''If in the affirmative, it will result
in the abolition of the Board of City
Commissioners, and the Mayor, who
will be elected by the people, will Sc
lect his cabinet, making it form of
federal government"
Two years ago the question of rid
ding Akron of the City Commissioner
system by advancing the grade of our
city was under consideration here and
the matter was submitted to number
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-10
NO ACTION
Taken by Commissioners at Con-
ference Held Saturday.

Common Pleas Judge George Hay
den, of Medina, will take his oath of
office on January T. When in Akron
he will be compelled to hold court in
the present grand jury room, and the
grand jury will do business in the law
library of the Court House.
The Commissioners decided on the
above plan Saturday afternoon The
new Court House proposition was dis,
cussed by the County Commissioners
and Prosecutor Wanamaker, until late
Saturday, and the present building
was talked over from top to bottom,
to see if some plan to build an addi-
tion could not be decided on. No ac-
tion was taken.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-10
TWO ALARMS
Turned in From Fire Box 19 This
Morning-0ne Was False.

An alarm of fire was turned in from
box 10 at 1890 o'clock this morning
and the fire department made a run
to the residence. of Mr.. Nelson Sven,
ston. Upon investigation it was dis
covered that straw tick had caught
fire. 1t was quickly eXtinguished.
The department. returned to No. l
station and upon their arrival at 1O:49
second alarm was turned in from
box 10. A run was again made, but
il proved to be false alarm.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-10

of prominent local attorneys for an
opinion as to the legality Of the plan
II was their unanimous
opinion that the Legislature having
enacted the City Commissioner law
for special application to Akron and
Youngstown, and having enacted that
all general laws inconsistent with the
City Commissioner law should be in
operative as to Akron and Youngstown,
neither of these cities can take advan-
tage of the general law permitting cit
les to advance from one class or grade
to another.
In other words the lawyers held that
the Legislature must first repeal the
City Commissioner law before Akron
can advance to another grade, under
the general laws providing for such
advancement.
A local official informs the Democrat
into the first class, third grade, it
would place the city in Dayton's pres,
ent grade and class, and that the peo-
pie would find the form of government
entailed by this grade entirely too ex-
pensive and cumbersome to give gen
eral satisfaction.
'Thls matter of advancing the Citys
grade has been threshed over so Of
ten" said City Clerk Chas. II. Isbell
this morning, THAT 1 am surprised
that the people of Youngstown have
Just discovered that their local gov
ernment might be reformed that way.
The sentiment in Akron seems to be in
favor of a modification of the Com
missioner law. in a manner that will
permit the people to elect their City
Commissioners, and which will reduce
the number of the Commissioners to
two or three. If the people really
want change of the Commissioner
law they should not lose time tinker
ing with the matter in the way that
Youngstown proposes. They should
get ready to send representatives to
Columbus who will be capable of
bringing about an amendment of the
law in a way that will make it salts
factory to the people,"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-10
Stewards Record.

A special dispatch to the Leader last
night from Columbus says: "The
Cleveland authorities have asked the
Penitentiary officials for evidence in
the case of Harry II. Stewart, accused
of the murder of his child Stewart
previously was convicted in Akron and
was pardoned Feb, II, 1893, by Cover
nor Bushnell He mad the alias Of
James Mason, The prison records
show that during his Incarceration he
was in the hospital several times com
pla.iiing of trivial ailments. Probably
Dr.. ID. G. Sauor, the head physician at
the time will be subpoenaed to attend
the trial"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-10

Akron High school VIII tender a re-
ception to the Academic Society Of tie
same school, Friday evening Dec o.
The reception will be held in the halls
of the schoo, and will open the social
season for the two societies.
II. Harry Miller mas obtained a po-
sition as a salesman for the Detroit
Tobacco company, with Pennsylvania
for his territory. Mr.. Miller has dis,
posed of his cigar store at ITO South
Howard St, the purchaser being L. D.
Cook, who has been conducting a cigar
and confectionery store on East Center
street.
The wedding of Mr.. John J. Kline
to Miss Nettie NJ. Burget both of this
city, at Denver, Col, November oath.
has just been announced to their AK
ron friends and came as a complete
surprise to all. The groom was form
erly leader of the Buckeye Mandolin
club of this city, and the bride fash
ionable dressmaker. They will reside
in Denver.
MASONIC CLUB DANCE.
The Masonic club of Cuyahoga Falls
will give a dancing party at Apollo
! Opera house Dec. 13. Good music will
be in attendance. This will be the
second dance of the series for this
winter.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-10
THE MYSTERY"
or Officer cogsweII's Beat Has Been
Cleared AWAY.

officer Cogswell reported to local
paper Sunday that at II 40 o'clock Sat
urday night he had "heard pistol shot
and cries for help, while near the Mill
st. crossing. An instant later he saw
II man run past the Erie depot, and
another man ran up Mill st. He
chased for the latter" continues the re.
port, but was unable to find him.
The affair is mystery in the minds of
the police"
The Democrat will clear away the
mystery. The pistol shot which the
Officer heard was caused by three
young men exploding paper bag in
Mill ST, opposite Prof. Glover's home.
AS a means Of giving touch of real
ism to the affair one of the young men,
after the explosion, shouted loudly for
help. It was these cries which the
officers heard. More of the young
men ran away after the affair.