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The Lamar register., 1901-02-20
A New Bonanza.

"Colorado's New Bodanza," is
what the Rocky Mountain News Of
Denver calls the beet sugar industry.
That paper and the Denver Post
have been publishing special edi-
tions devoted to the beet sugar in
dustry in Colorado, and many other
papers in the state have been and
are commenting upon it in the most
enthusiastic manner.
The term is not i'll chosen. Prop
erly understood and sensibly handled
beet sugar may prove new bonsn-
"a to the state of Colorado. But it
will be necessary to go about the
matter. soberly. II enthusiasm is
allowed to override Judgment, there
will be failures and general disaster.
The discovery of America was a
bonanza to Spain. But that country
knew not the value of the gem. It
did not use Judgment, but began
from the first to draw out wealth,
putting nothing in the country in re-
turn, until it had drained it dry and
lost the treasure. 1t was not until
the British settlement on the North
American shores that the true nature
OF the new bonanza was revealed.
These settlers did not expect to take
out wealth without labor or other re-
turn. They brought to bear their
industry, skill and shrewdness, and
out Of less promising country
wrought vastly greater results. They
had enthusiasm, but they also had
hard common sense.
Colorado has had plenty of the
first kind of bonanza hunting. It
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

The tribute to Senator Farwell at
last nights republican banquet was
as spontaneous and emphatic as it
deserved. He has stood in the SEN
ate of the state Of Colorado practic-
ally alone as the representative OF
the republican party of the state and
has met every requirement. If the
senate had few more men in it like
Senator Farwell some Of the fool leg
islation which the fusionists are 60
ing to give the state might le head
ed of. As it is the state will have
to stand it.-Denver times.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20
Democracy and Labor. .

The democratic candidate for the
presidency in the last two cam
paigns posed as the special friend of
labor. He went up and down the
country crying that the republican
party had enslaved the workingman.
The democratic platforms and ora.
tors with one voice called on labor to
riso, strike of its chains and be
free. Dispatches published yester-
day threw an interesting light upon
these democratic professions.
The Judge of a certain. court call
ed in q grand jury and directed it's
attention to the conditions of labor
as revealed in the county under it's
jurisdiction by the evidence in q
murder case. It appeared that
laborer named Hull had been induc-
ed or forced to sign a contract which
made him actually the slave of his
employer. He agreed that the lat
ter should shave the right to use
such force as he may deem necessary
to require me to perform satifactory
SERVICE" and "the right to lock me
up for safe keeping" and, "if I
should run away, to offer reward
fol my capture and return" and "to
transfer his interest in this contract
to any other party"
It further appeared that Hull,
having left his employers farm in
violation of this contract, was pur-
sued by officers of the law, captured
taken back, and imprisoned in a
stockade. Although convicted of no
crime, he was shot down by his
guards when he tried to free him
self-in fact, was treated as a con
vict enaeavorine to escape from a
penitentiary.
The Judge Indignantly remarked
that "by such terms and conditions
it is manifest that the poor and ig-
norant are subjected to state worse
than slavery, and to treatment worthy
only of Siberian prisons" There
upon he directed the grand jury to
make rigid investigation and present
for trial all employers whom they
should find compelling their en-
ployes to submit to such conditions.
Now this oppression of labor,
whereby, as the Judge further said,
"even women and little babes are
also imprisoned" did not occur in
any state where the republican party
rules. Nor does this slavery exist
in the Philippines or in Porto Rico,
which democratic orators hold up as
examples of imperialism at its worst.
Nor did it oqeur in the Sulus, where
the existence of vassalage sane
toned by the religion of the peo-
pie has caused the Pettigrews and
Tillmans such heart 'searchings.
But it did occur, and it exists to
day, under democratic laws in the
democratic state of South Carolina
"a state known to be SO overwhelm..
ingly for Mr.. Bryan, the champion
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

The Denver Republican printed
fine picture Of Mrs. Nation and her
hubby few days since. The latter
appeared to be carrying q Jug, which
We suppose is the reason he has not
been more ''heard from" during the
crusade. It is the only consolation
left him.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

of the common people, that the re-
publican party made not the slight
effort to secure its electoral votes.
Further comment seems unnec-
essary. The utter hypocrisy of the
democratic professions in point is
fully established by the bald facts in
this case.-Inter-O Ocean.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

Senator Teller is one of the most
violent opponents of the ship SUBJ
sidy bill. Probably trying to Offset
the determined fight he made for an
exactly similar bill in 1890. That
was II years sfter the "crime of 49,"
but it was also six years before the
republican party lost the power to
elect senators in Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20
Notice to Subscribers.

With this issue Of The Register we
send q number Of bills to subscribers
who are in arrears, and we hope they
will make an effort to at least pay
portion Of the amount due US. The
extra work caused by enlargement
has prevented us making out these
statements on January l as usual.
Some Of these accounts have grown
till they are Of considerable size and
unless some settlement is made we
will be forced to put them in the
hands of q collector.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

In q recent society affair in the
east some Of the ladies' were said to
have been dressed as cupids." II
thst style becomes popular it will
puzzle some Of the ladies' to tell just
where to put their vaccination scars.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

A democratic exchange blames
Brysn's defeat on his own oratory.
It says he convinced the people that
this was going to be an empire, and
as they would no longer need their
votes they sold them to Hanna.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

General Miles has now been made
. full fedged Lieutenant General,
and all the button factories in the
country have started up full blast in
anticipation.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

Trains5 and are vestibule trains between
Chicago and Denver, they will carry chair car
and Pullman through without change.
Trains and arc local express trains and
will carry first and second class coaches, tourist
.leepers and Pullman sleepers.
Ten pei cent. reduction regular fare will be
made when round trip tickets are purchased.
G.J. .GARvIN. Agent.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

Mining Edition. "a a year in advance. All
the mining news and stock quotations.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

A.. & 8. F.TiMs CARD.
Daily Lamar, Colorado Daily.
The Lamar register., 1901-02-20

WEST BOUND. EAST BOUND.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Elaborate arrangements are being made for the frsmsn's ball vi ich will take place soon. The stteatisn r.s the people of Bisbse is called ts {, N. actual needs of the Hose com p,.nv. Too much cannot be said to '.y,nress upon our people the nee ., .i,y of an adequate fire dspartneTt E.o pro- test shs Ewes and pre-, srty of our citizens. Luciily Bistse has 90 far escaped any very ser, GUS fires, bu. svsryisiag is very Uncertain ia tSi. nunsans sPhers a'1,i i, !s consequent ly just ss well cad profitable to be prepared for SA emergency, should i'sri's' sy 'tr' ngsheping as much ss poss.eis ana encouraging ,he nem- oefs oi 'hs fi-s dspsrsnsn, in tbeir isudAe'e effort by means of thu, sntsr' sinneni to raise Goney for tIs sole p9Epose siourehasing Eecssssries snt< placing tue Bisbes Fire Depart 'aert on c more effective Lfootisg iA large attendance to this ball will dc wonders i. this respect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10
WHO WAS SHE?
An Arizona Girl Who Ran
 Away From Home.

Detective Ramsey today captured a girl from Arizona who ran away from her bome some time ego.
 The girls uncle arrived in Dallas last night and notified the detectives that he wss searching Tor her, and that he expected to find her there, as sbs had mailed letter on the train to lady in Fl Paso, at whose beuse she had been staying. asking her to send some money which she had left with the lady, ts the general delivery Dallts.
 The detective and tbe gilps uncle waited at the postozce, and leok her in charge when sho came in. When asked shy she ran say from home 'he stated that it wss nobcdy's bu.i- ness.
 She will probably accompany her uncle back home.-F,. Worth Rexist. CT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

A Phoe nix special to the Star says IheVe was seKeghat o. a liDple ol excitement ja the House tcGsy when GC'. Mike Gray ci Cechise introduced prison removal bill, wbich provide. iha, a commission oi thres shall be sProinted by the governor to deter- mine the permanent location 0. the Territorial Prison. There is little deu5s but what the b;U will pass the House, but will run up againss 'the real thing" in the Cocncil, wbere it will mee its death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

l: Is rnders.ssd .he Board O. Slp- sryise's propose to number tie houses and property Of B:.bee 10 fcc.li,ste the description or property in ,h.. su-G Tor .he assessment Isllr. Here to'cre much confusion has resulted from inadequate description e. rro- per.y sners by eGsoa of absence Of any sgstsm 10 definitely locate any p:opsr-r by lo,, block or street num- bsr. The mater oi nun beriuE eses house by the Assessor while on his rounds can be accom- 2l.sbei with esmpa,al've little outlay Lnd will serve to excellent purpose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10
LEGISLATIVE D0INGS.
Some Of the Bills Introduced iu
 G0tb HOusos
HOTsE.

Following bills were introduced:
 Il B No l5, for relief of the bonds men of Larry Napier who had ths Norrsl school contrast.
 H 5 No Is, regulating salaries ol recorders in b'th and sixth clsss counties. ], ,sl!ews oae kali oi the fees fron mining locations. Heuston gave notice of a bill ts crea.e the o&ce ef mine inspector. H ? No lI. sY Gray to regulate ,h 8 osies of deputy constable, and to 6x justice tees, referred 70 the committee On elss,iens.
 II B No 1s to regulate prinary elections and providing for the hold ing otsl primaries on ihs sam. day aLd st the sane hour, the G4s to ke selected by the vsriou. boa. ds oi su- pefvisers, and reoui'jug registration be ore voting at a prinsr-, went to seesEd reading and was referred to she committee on slsctiens.
 Ba,Ler gave notice ei kul to ap- point fish and gare warden aud fer the protection of song birds.
 II B No 19 by Houston to provide Tor damages su,ssined by employees, referred to the committee on mines ard miniog.
 Hoston gave notice ef bill to re- peal Soun.ieI for the aes.ruc,is. ot wild animals.
 Fl B No 2e for the relief Of Althee kodesti was read iE full. lt calls for s337.97. 1t went ta appropriations com mitlee.
 COUNCIL
 Andrews of Ya,s .,si sEs. cd e bail mssine Drsvj,.ea for assign meats Tor tbe oenei; o! creditors.
 Also C bill nsk'ps a. anp-op islien Q; sl0,0O0 for ros CsStnin O'NsilI monument, to be erected a, Prescott, refe.:ed te com a;Its. ea territorial saaiIs.
 sh.rnon siGrshsua coduly ofsiod Council Coscu.rent Resolution Ne7 thae the epo 0. the code oommis- .ion be received aud tcat ths judic- iary com mii,ees of the i've bou.ss act leiotly in separasing the .eode report fate it's constituent parts and aPpor- tioning Ihs ,arieos topics to the prop CT csnmittes Of the two Losses. The was read first od second time, rules suspended. read third tiras and passed by vnte of 9 ayes, l ne aud absent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

John BTockman, who is largely in
 tcrested in the Psarce mines, was iu Denning last week and informed the Headlight that he bad just closed @ deal with the N 4 N Ranch and Cattle company, of (which Sam Holsteia is the head, whereby he so'd to that company all oi his ranches on the Mimbres river. There gre several thousand scr,s in these ranches, sll adj 1ining and all under improvement of the highest order. The purchase will make the N A N cosipsny one of the best sa,tle ranches in this territory without ex- eeption. The price paid for Uni. valuable property is nos given fer publica'ion.-Deming Headlight,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Tbs FrstsrnSl Rrotherhsed Lodge he hs' rsso-jed qults sn addition sf pew members. Since the arrival of Deputy President; 2 F Bush quite c number 0! ed- eitizsns, both l,aies and gentlemen having bee L initiated, |, and who propose to oontiuue ,hs good work until large and prosper ou, lodge is secured of this social aud beneficial order.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Richard Gibbons, member of the lsgislsture from ApIGhe county, is an old timo Ar:zonIan. He represented Pluto county in the ffth legislature. This ccunty is almost unknown to ArizDnians today. IL was 6 DOT ton of the territory ia early days. IL was situated north of the Colorado river. h '72 Piute county was given to Me- vada and ceased ts exist.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10
A GOVERNMENT TRADE
Santa .Fe Exchanging lands
 Fer Others In Arizona

Rep ents,ives Of The Santa Fs railroad company and parties 10 when they have sold from their rail rosd land gran, in this territory have been ia Washington for come time werkinE on c proposition ,s be per- mitted 10 ceed .heir lard in Inc San Francisco fores. reserve back to the government: szd res.ivs in nsu !hsre- of other lsIds.
 Thsse laads embrace alternate rec- lions and on this account cannot be utilized ts advantage for the purpos, sf grazing, which i. ehsu. the eniy thing the n,o.t of the lani is fdsf.ed Co. Ca the other hans, being divided up in this way, destroys the conpact- ssss Of iss reserve.
 A recent telegram rom Ts.hing- ton states that ao agreement has been effected whereby the trad caa bs sensuma,ed and these laa6s will be dseded back to the sovsrnmsnt. The worst feature of the eroPositios is ths elect witch is ~ili bass On CoconIno county. ss the govern nsnt. will wish- draw them from taxation, and they form no inoonsidsrsbis pa:t of the taxabie wealth of that eounty. The prehibItion of grazing within ite for est reserve slso takes away another very i'm or;4nt source of revenue to the eounty.--Journai Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10
STATE CT oHIo, CITYo ToLzoo, }


 LUCAS COUNTY. 7 Frank J. Cheyney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of r. J. J.Chsyney & Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid and that said firm will pay sAe sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS fer ssch and every case of casarrh that cannot be cured by the sss of Hsips Cstsrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me ST scbeciibe my rreseI ce, this ctb yoi Decem Der, IS6.
 snALl 4. ". GksLE0N,
 Notary Publi Halle Cat .rrh Cure is taken inter naliy and ats directly on the back end mucus surfaces of the system Send or testimonials free
 E. CHENEY & CO.,,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

An exchange rsnafks, "2lessed is the man Sb0 naguiies the advantages Of bis own town aud eta ldet3 sy il with loysl deeds, when sibers speak evil of it continually, for upon the lsst day tho man of praise and good wsrk will get harp and cfowl, bu. the kicker and the man with no pub lie spirit will be bunsued with tine mule, and the goats and shippei to the land where ttsy don't shovel sasE."
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10
CHtNAMAN PARDONED
Gov Nu rphv Extends Execu-
 tive Ciemencv

Gov ernor Murphy hss issued par- don te Foo Pete ths Chinanap, xhe was convicted of killing bis partoer at Globe three yefrs ago. The Eater- prise ssys the tive men were jn the gsrdsnirg business together aud the evidence ol which Foo Pete was con- victed was purely circumstaD tiaI. ca the basis of the stropg recon n ead- stions for leniency rom Judge Doan ard the jury, Governor Murphy ex- ers ised the psrdoning power.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

II iI understood that 0 rie Chap. man Cat and other well known woman sufraGists will arrive in Phoenix within two weeks for the purpose of isaucnciag shs legislature in ssegsrd to woman .ufrage, The legIsatiYe nis rnbers can probably stand II as long as A1s Nation doesn't call
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

J s Csx, manager of Ryan Bros. sast's interests in the valley was io town today, Nr Cox stale. that thus far Ryan Bros have not shipped any cattle Tom their ranges here, and while rain Is seeded in some sections he is of the opipion that cattle will pull t' ouSh thi~ season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

An accident occurred ct Turauois Copper Co mine st Gleason, Sunday morning A.,eck iell from bucket wsieh was beng dumped e. the top, striking a miner whD was at the bottom of Lhe shalt- Ina rock miss cd ihs hsId c. tae miser below but struck bis big toe, cutting i. of. The miner wss brough. 70 Tomb .tone for trestnrnt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

The next social event on the pro. grsmns in Tsmbstone :s the Val, n. tiae social st hining Exchange Hall on the l3'h iost for 'hs b9nsft of the Sunday schGsl oi .be Episcopal csu1ch. Great prspsrar;sns are made for ibis affair d a unique entertain msDt is looked fer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Assessor Wslger Fife will shortly h2gin bis assessing tour. He will make a pe:s)nsl canvas and tho.- oughly assess CocaIse county. hr Fife is well acsraiaIe with the county aud can be depended upon not ts overlook any section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Cle-k A. H. Emanuel has received 'he plass of all surveyed townenips in Cccbise county and is authorized to receive notice Of homestead sopli- cations from all settlers :n this county. This will prove very con- vsn'snt for intending settlers who, under the arrangement, nesd not 20 to Tocson as heretofore Public no;ice to all settlers to this effect will appear in these columns tomor- row.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Steady pTogre,s is made in the wsrk ef unwatsring the Coms.ock, Nevada mines. Ore asssyipg s4 per ton is now srscep.:ble of profit, The deepest 0. the old workings is 5oOJh. nith thls as aa object lesson
 what grand possibilities await the unwateIins of the Tombstone mines
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10
Our farm. pr0due. s2. 900. co Oos q

Our farm. produce s2, ,o0o. .Sos ,09s s year, our mines s60o. .00o, 900, our for ssts q. zee 0o.sOs. .od cur a.heli.s $50. COG 900. Our total wealth is es,i. mated si s90,s00,t Ds.s ]. In ls0O we prsiasei 1ss.O0O,Oe0 bu.h.!. of grais, TolsS vs pisdues one-shird of the grain crop .. the wo-ls. Or satpot is 5 buslsls for each innkbit- ant, sgsips. go bashsls in 1900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

A L Grow, supt of the Tranquility Go returned las: evening from a fl -, ing visit to San Franci co. Mr Grow brings encouraging news which effects Tombstone and while we are not at liberty to mention facts n)w. will give further dstsi;s ct ths proper time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

A police ludge a, lola, Mo, has c novel way o. riGdiag the town oi hotor. Hs sentences each vsZ who appears before hin to .h:.:y days work en the streets spd gives them hail an hour in which to se, their tocls. The strset ncrk h.s not gone ahead very fss,, su, the hobos have.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

A Tor4bst)ne yorng lady nss rssrd vs remG-k ;bat young man shouldn't tnilk eecaIse gir! loozs at him in an icle:ts!ed manner tha! she is etuck On h n. His necksis may be up to his ear or his socts dow ever his shoes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

EA S.oETs, who has charge of the Water Company Springs was in tv- day iron the HusSaucss. Ha Te' ports g5ol rains which iusure. a SC q supply of water st tie Huacnucs Water Co. Teseryoi..
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Rpb,. Hart Is in from Fesrce. He has just completed q mining contract on the Six Mile H.ll property at Pee-ce and reports the mine looking well. This group has the making of big property and with developmsnt work will undoubtedly prove so.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Cuba will send . representative delegation 10 Washington, 10 ask Congress for 6 Ieduction in the duties on Cuban prodvs,s, bat they will pro bsbly get nothing but the trip for tbeir pains, as the republican leaders will con sent 70 no reduction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

A terii.Srisl poor farm established ct some central ps:ot "a needed for ArizJns- If tae pie.snt legislature would pass sucn a bill they would fill . long iels public wrnt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

I've offenders vera srr,isr ed bsicre Justice c : Cisrt today sad plead sniitJ to frscsu';nr ih. p.ac.. They each coutribnIs siO xbioh went into tfh 'und for prevention of fighting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

The richest man in .he United States at the later end of the IS b century was Geo.ge Wsstih gton, who was wor.b pretty nearly million dollars. Piebaol7 he r.oh sst man today is John D RJcSeiellor. whose wes' sh is reckoned a: S3O0,C0o,oO0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

E H Reeves was r. teasy from the ranch ef Stevens & Reeves and paid the PRosPEctoe ples's1t call. He returEeI to the ranch win 6 load oi suPtl lies inis T m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

A Washington dispatch dated Feb ruary 2nd sAys: The sepals today
 passed a numter ol minor bills, il- cludIng enc 10 restore.to the pusIic domain a smsll tract of land situated iu the Apache reservation, A,izons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

CSirs VII sgrss ts soe ds2sni tt she pcwers and wpsn tls inje6 niIy suesi on comes up sls ask tue powers to loan hs- ths Ts1e.' e pay the same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Rev Elliott arrived today from Ne .sles aud will IL n sin over untIl SuL- dsy when he will hold res gular ger. woes ai the. EpiscoE al cEuTcL.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

The rance On Washington Rirth- day st AInisg Exchange Esll will be ssrsnd affair. The ladies sf the Tsrp- siehcresn Club have this in hand and its sueCe esq is assu-sd,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10
MUTATIONS CONDITION The FaH0Is AI:ZOla Writer
 is Recovering

From . recent ls1 e: !ros s si.ter Of Joe krlh.ttsa. .hS reside, in Gila county, 1t would seem snst some ere neous statements have bsen made res gsrd;ug bis p-essp, cold Jon and bic former career. Re vrs never ia an insane a..vlUp befoie, and is not BOW insane; he is physiei.lly brokoa down and rsnsins s the ssy'vn Tn bcpes that Dc Miller n.y GsTe his lie. He has done . gre,s desl fe! Arizsus, by interesting mining nsn snd capital here, sEd Is well ABOVE throughout the ,sr:itt.y, which is net a,l, as he has been 6 pri,ei and is kno1n all over shs civilized world, and s;s writ ings have been eagerly ssvght, not only ID ,s;' country, but in EnClaad and France. His present illness was brought s3su. by ovsrHcrk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

"iSlsi's sx." ssl obcs very ssrti>s- able ts ,h paTsgr.sh-r,. but it xos never half co usslul ts then as Tsddy's qua new is.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Tsss o,er advertised Issisn war didL'. 6e ss much dsssGs ia ILsiau Territory .s Mrs. Carrie H.tina has done . 'hs ksu.s. s,losu-kCsPsIs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

4 FlagsIai man 0. 50 rseenIl; ar- iied girl o! 20. She Wzs h's eighth Si.e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Sin 1son Feopsil shipped from Tue son on t5e 22cd e' last month 80 head O. o1t. Q 70 California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

M J BI WI returned to Bisbee I1. day after a b.ief stay ct the county seat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10

Alexander Wight is over from Pesrce ou q shert vi.i,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-10
From Aoniay'e Dai.H

Supervisor Ttes Tor. fetcrned to- asy fvom 8 flying trip to BisLes.